Children's mental health publication and reports
In this section, you will find publications and reports related to children's mental health.
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In this section, you will find publications and reports related to children's mental health.
Federal Mental Health Block Grant Report
The Chemical and Mental Health Services Administration submitted a combined application for the Mental Health and Substance Abuse Block Grants. The FY2016-17 Substance Abuse Block Grant/Mental Health Block Grant (SABG/MHBG) describes the public mental and chemical health systems in Minnesota; identifies needs, priorities, goals and indicators; and proposes uses of block grant funds.
In accordance with grant requirements, states must submit an annual report on the previous year's utilization of the grant funds, progress toward the goal targets, and data required for the federal Universal Reporting System Basic and Developmental Tables.
Public input is sought in developing and updating the application on an ongoing basis. Please provide input in writing to Jana Nicolaison in the Mental Health Division, Minnesota Department of Human Services, P.O. Box 64981, St. Paul, Minnesota 55164-0981; or e-mail to Jana.Nicolaison@state.mn.us.
The SAMHSA/Center for Mental Health Services has a web-based application/reporting system called the Web Block Grant Application System (BGAS) for this grant program.
To view Minnesota's 2016/17 Combined Behavioral Health Assessment and Plan application and 2016 MHBG Behavioral Health Report, Minnesota citizens can log in at https://bgas.samhsa.gov/. Where it says "Please login below" enter:
Username: citizenmn
Password: citizen
Note: The exact Username and Password must be used. We suggest copying and pasting from above.
Then click on "View an Existing Application"; click on the Application, Report, or Behavioral Assessment and Plan that you want to view.
You will be able to review Minnesota's current and past applications and reports. To read or print the entire application or report, click the "Print" button to the right of your selection. (This generates a PDF printout of the entire application or report. It also can create a copy in the "Print Queue" as well.) Another option is to click on the link for a specific selection under "Application Name" and open each section separately.
For other legislative reports, check the Legislative Reference Library.
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